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8 hours
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The Asinara National Park is one of the most fascinating places in Sardinia. On board comfortable and comfortable minivans, you will have the opportunity to explore all its wonders, listening to the stories and curiosities told by our experienced and professional guides. Among wild landscapes, the unique history of the island and encounters with free animals such as horses, mouflons and the famous white donkeys, the excursion will be an unforgettable experience. The tour includes several stops to admire the view and take extraordinary photos. You can also visit the Sea Turtle Recovery Centre (CRAMA) and of course take a break to enjoy the crystal clear waters of the island's enchanting coves. Book your place now for a unique adventure!
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Continuous assistance throughout the tour.
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Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
We recommend comfortable clothing and suitable for the season
We recommend hiking shoes or suitable for walking
It is recommended to bring a headgear, swimsuit, beach towel, sunscreen
It is recommended to bring water (at least 2L) and a packed lunch and snacks
MUNICIPAL LANDING FEE to be paid locally (excluding): 2.50 € from October to May, 5 € from June to September. Residents of Porto Torres, children under 6 years old and people with disabilities greater than or equal to 65% are exempt from paying the tax.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Transfer to / from Stintino-Asinara (cost € 15.00)
Excursion by Minivan
Visit to prison facilities
Exclusive guide of the Asinara National Park
Admission to CRAMA (€3.00 per person to be paid in cash on the spot)
Lunch
Packed Lunch and Water
Asinara National Park April - May to be paid in cash on the spot
Asinara National Park from June to September to be paid in cash on the spot
Stintino
9:00 a.m.: Meeting at the Tanca Manna pier in Stintino (in low season, if the Motorship is not available, the transfer will be made on board a 12-seater inflatable boat with skipper departing from the Port of Ancora, also in Stintino. In this case, you will be contacted by email or telephone the day before the excursion). 9:30 a.m.: Boarding the motorboat Ausonia. 9:50 a.m.: Arrival on the island of Asinara at the Fornelli pier (a refreshment point and bathroom available).
Parco nazionale dell`Asinara
The excursion continues to discover the Park. On board the minivan, you will pass near the Fornelli Prison (not open because it is closed), the Asinara castle called Castellaccio and Cala Sant'Andrea located in zone A (forbidden both by land and by sea). Next stop Cala di Mackerel, where you can admire the rocks, chosen place for the nesting of different species of water and sea birds. In Cala Reale another stop is made at Campo Perdu, a former prison branch, where today there is a riding school for horses, goats and the famous white and gray donkeys. If possible, we can visit the Sea Turtle Recovery Center, managed by Association C.R.A.M.A. Stop at the small village of Cala d'Oliva, with a visit to the Central Branch and the museum. Last stop Cala Sabina for about an hour and a half, where you can relax, swim and snorkel. (Don't forget mask and snorkel!)
17 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Mireille B,
Sep 19, 2024
- Viator
the experience of our guide, her kindness too . this island tour was wondurful , we enjoy this full day .
M N,
Sep 29, 2023
- Viator
It started for us with a 2hour drive. Up on arrival we didnt know where to go so we thougt we ask one of the people who sells tickets. They didnt speak english too well so it was a bit of a struggle. We could only buy a parking ticket there and they wanted to see our tickets for the boat to see which one we had to take. Unfortunately on the ticket there was no information according to the man so he was not able to help us. After some quick thinking we remembered to have read the name of the boat so we had to look it up and the man could finally help us. We got to the boat and another man checked our tickets. Here a woman jumped to it, she was called cecilia and she was our tourguide. At first she seemed really nice and told us about how to go on, which was really nice after the situation before. She also told us on arrival on asinara there were toilets and we had to wait for about 10 minutes so she could prepare the car. So we did. We went to the toilet, which was apparently everyones idea because there was a big line. It was all a bit chaotic as the mens room had to be entered through the womens room and at the womens room, one toilet didnt have a lock neither toiletpaper. But well, after being done we waited outside for our guide to come back. We had a car with another couple and the guide to ourselves. The other couple was italian an did rather speak italian then english, although they understood both. It was fine but cecilia therefore had to do the whole story in both languages. Sometimes i didnt notice she switched so i missed a few words but it was okay. She also told us her english wasnt too well, she said she studied 100 hours of english. We reassured her it was no problem and we could easily understand her and there was no problem. So the tour went on. She showed us a lot of places and asked about our interest on the island. We told her and asked about the animals and the turtle shelter Crama, which i was very interested in. She said at this moment there would be only 1 turtle (which is good for the turtles of course) and that we only could be there in specific time slot, of which she was not sure we would make it. We said we would see what happened and if we would not make it, so be it. The tour went on, saw some different wild animals and a lot of the prisons. When we went to the museum in one of the prisons (same thing happened later on in another prison) we got a bit of a time pressure. We had to see it within 10 minutes and then we would go on. It did feel a bit hasted. We also had a place where we were allowed to snorkel and swim and had a bit more then an hour to relax. Then we had to go back to not miss the boat. So on our way back, cecilia told the italian couple in italian that we (the english couple) were not responsive enough and she didnt know how to say half of the things she had told them in italian. I really found this disrespectfull as she could have said this to us and talked to us about it before going behind our backs. She might think we couldnt speak italian but that does not mean that we cannot understand a few things. But ok we apparantly were not responsive enough because we didnt ask at every 7th donkey we saw if it was a mooflon or wanted to photograph the 100th wild donkey we saw. So we tried to start a conversation about something near the place we live related to what she just told us before about caves and after the first sentence she immediately asked us to speak slower because else she didnt understand. When we explained slowly, her reaction was the same as the one to her own cave stories, she wasnt experienced enough to do cave tours. The italian couple at least seemed to try to get a conversation out of it with us. We got back to the boat and were out of there as quick as we could and drove back. Asinara is a beautiful island to see and learn about and its really beautiful to see them having the national park on it but the tour guide ruined the end for us. Its one thing if you have to speak a foreign language and do not speak it as well as you wished, but its really unfair to blame it on us and that we were the problem. So if your italian this is probably a really nice tour and recommendable but as a foreign person, im not sure if you should do it. If you can enjoy yourself in silence and only with the views and be talked about in an other language, then you'll be fine but otherwise i would think twice about it. Although the beautiful asinara and everything it has to show for it, its pretty good. Dear cecilia, If you get to read this: Please do not ever again say anything about the tourists, if you are not able to explain it yourself, especially not in an other language because you might think, they dont understand. Its really not nice. Wishing you the best.
Jonathan H,
Jun 11, 2023
- Viator
excellent day/guide tour/staff, this is my third time this time i brought the family 17of us 10adults and 7 childrens
Vladimir L,
Sep 17, 2022
- Viator
Booking with Viator was not good. I received several messages reminding about the trip, but none of them had details of the meeting point and instructions how to find the guide and name of the boat to look for. I had to ask random people to find the boarding. Then, our names were not on the list of participants that our guide had with her, although i had Viator’s vouchers. It took 20 minutes on the phone to figure out that we can go on the tour. That’s not all. We booked a tour with the English speaking guide. But the spots were available only for an Italian-speaking guide. We almost dropped this tour, but since we drove 2 hours to that point, our group decided to continue even without much understanding what is going on. Still, that was not the end of our misfortunes. Once we got to the island and boarded the Jeep - well, it is like a clown car show. Imagine to fit 4 Americans in 5x5x5 ft box. And the this box is on a roller conveyor belt. You cannot see a thing because the window slots are at your chest level. And it jerks all the way - up and down, left to right, while you are listening to the guide, who is happily pointing somewhere and describing it in Italian. Not fun. Well, there were several bonuses: crystal clear blue laguna to swim for 1.5 hours; i managed to ask to switch seats with other group participants, who were seating upfront. The guide, Carla, was trying her best to explain in English.
Peter J,
May 22, 2022
- Viator
Nelly was great looking after me as the only English speaker - non stop for 3 hours commentary in Italian and English - spectacular effort. Beautiful island, interesting history and great beaches for lunch and swimming. This is not to be missed if you are in Sardinia. Do it!
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